50 UNBELIEVABLE Scientific Discoveries Of The Decade

Technology is advancing so rapidly that it's almost impossible to keep up with the ever-changing landscape of innovation. That's why we've compiled the 50 most insane new scientific discoveries of the last decade into one epic video!

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[michaelsheeder]

Talking about self-driving. My grandfather told me that when he would go somewhere with horses and a wagon and it was late at night you would bring a blanket with you. After the dance or whatever was over that you attended you harness up the horses hook them up and then you would get the horses started home you'd go back into the wagon cover up with the blanket and sleep in the next thing you know the horses would be at home. Sounds like self-driving to me and that was years ago.

[BigWole]

Can we get a video about how y’all pump so much content out at the quality you do?

[AndroidGamer-mqmv]

It's insane how we humans have evolved in the science and technology field!
Good job Infographics.

[Illuminati_HD]

I love how Number 42 is an all knowing AI. This was definitely not a coincidence!

[thyteacup]

Am I the only who thinks most of them are absolutely terrifying?

[christianposekany]

Flint Lockwood was actually the creator of #30. He created a machine that takes water particles and transforms them into food! Crazy!

[deananderson]

I have a robotic prosthetic leg. It’s amazing, I would be stuck in a wheelchair without it. It can tell if I walk forward, backwards, downhill. It knows if I trip and will stiffen up so I won’t fall. I can even set it for golf, bicycling. Only problem is it’s $90k.

[chrisuniverse]

'Back in the 80:s, if you're that old."😂I was born in 1980! I must be an antique

[rms]

Finally a video that’s not about something military

[markbaker]

The worst thing I hear and the thing that is the most terrifying is how people react to news about our privacy being further eroded. The acquiescent sentence "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" tells me we have already lost. I expect this sort of behaviour from the government. I'm not even angry with them for it, they're just doing what they always have. It's people's apathy, despite mountains of evidence, that is the truly scary part.

[carlosgarciacarbonel]

This guy's voice gives me chills and I dont know why

[MrJDFallon]

Finally a video that isn’t about nuclear Armageddon and instead about Human Achievements, needed this.🙏

[cedwardsmedia]

20:20 Can we just be honest here and recognize we're slowly headed towards a real-life version of The Matrix? :P

[twocvbloke]

When you think about it, $3k for a "never says no" electric lady, versus the cost of dating, gifts, weddings and divorces, that would certainly turn the heads of some people who are already socially awkward as it is, it just makes me wonder where the recharge socket is located... :P

[roastedduck-]

Crazy how far humans have gotten in such a short amount of time! I wonder where we will be in 100 years, will we have flying cars? By then we will hopefully one day see.

[SupaFlyJedi]

"The machines, though loyal and pure, earned no respect from their masters. It wasn't long before seeds of dissension took root, "

-Animatrix, The second Renaissance, part 1

[gunstargizmo]

Finally, something not war related. Yay!

[danielhouser]

Yay we are 🙌 to have The Infographic Show 💯 they know how to stay consistent!

[ichbinlustig]

Super cool vodeo! Faith in humanity restored!

[jace]

The first 30secs already have me terrified for the future